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Talkback Mountain

Take the climb
Climb up Talkback Mountain
There's no time,
Hey but we're not countin'
Maybe if we had a shorter intro song
We'd be running on time for the
First show since April 23 (of 2006)

So call us up NOW
And the number is,
Get ready here it comes
Get a pen
That's right get a pen
Here it is
Call on 133353 Triple M Thats right 133353 Triple M
yes it's 1 Triple (Cough Cough) 353 Triple M Triple M (Triple M)
Now Here's Nickelback...

Talkback Mountain is a segment in the show where a number of listeners call in to briefly discuss a chosen topic with the hosts, or share a related anecdote with the listeners. In this segment there are also 'dovetails', where Kavalee will ask callers a follow-up question that runs counter to the main phone-in topic. This was a semi-regular concept also used on Triple M's drive-time program The Shebang in 2004-2005, which featured 'sub-questions' after the main question, such as 'what's your favourite banshee?'.

The segment begins with a theme tune featuring a sample of the song Detachable Penis and a phone tone ringing effect and a sheep bleating. An alternative theme tune which is used is a sample of the song Tainted Love, and a range of sound effects and yodeling. More recently, the show's sketch producer, Matt Dower, has been creating a new Talkback Mountain theme for each show, including one based on the Sonny & Cher song I Got You Babe and one based on the Jive Bunny version of the Hawaii Five-O theme.

Get involved with Talkback Mountain by giving Cecilia a call on 133353!


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